Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-29


especially rudur>e and approve hts patri
ot,c declaration tha, no rrbrl ilugs snail
be- ~urruirr,d while hy Is Governor. And
Ne iurth~r endorse aud approve hi~ prnmpt
action u m>tifutu- rest aiming ur-,>urcs
to prevent the unlawful order of President
Cleveland from being executed.
INriIh The frauds, lorgcrr~ aud
vrimt~ committed 10y the Democratic party
nm Ohio, lu ti,r election for State officers
and members of the Genera! Assembly IN
l~-5, deserve The condemnation OF all
honorable men; aud We hereby commend
and endorse the action ofthe SiNty-seyenth
General Assembly IN preventing the con
summation OF these crimes, aud in enact
my registration laws applicable 10 the
great cities OF the State, whereby their
repetition hu been rendered impossible
We further endorse and commend the ay-
tiou OF the late Republican Legislature IN
the provisions made hy 1t tor the establish
myut ot Home Tor Disabled Soldiers and
SJ.Ior~, and Tor the lcvying OF taxes lay
the Commissioners uf the several COuu,i. =
for the support aud maintenance ufiudigeut
soldiers aud sailors and their widows aud
children
Thirteenth W" point with Just pride
to the enactment o. the Dow law IN fulfill
ment of the promises Of the
Republican PARTY ana We pledge ourselves
60 sEuh further legislation as may De nee
e,slry TO keep abreast with the enlightened
"ublir sentiment Oh the question to thg
,'ud that the evils resulting from the traffic
in intoxicating liquors be restrained to the
utmost possible extent IN all parts OF the
State.
Fourteenth We favor such legislation
as Will secure 10 tie agricultural, CONNER
rl,ll and Industrial interests Of the State,
equally without discrimination IN favor Of
AM citizen oI corporation, the benefits OF
transportation " all common carriers at
the lowest rates consistent with Justice
ami that the water ways OF the state should
De maintained aud improved so Is to Sc
cure to the people the full benefits thereof
Fifteenth Recognizing, n :he Ropubli-
cans Oi Ohio always have, the gifted and
tried statesmen of the Republican party OF
other States. loyal and uuELtcring ia their
devotion 10 the success Of the organization
Ia l--~, mier whatever standard bearer the
E.pubN.su NujiOuJlCOuyeutlOu may select,
tnry hayyiustpyidrnthe record and career
OF Iohu Sherman as a member ot the lie
publican party. aud as a stlteSmsa Of tidrl-
ny. ,Hrge experience Jud great ability.
iilS career aE 4 statesman began with tue
birth %. the Republican party; he hts
crown and developed with the growtl, of
talJ organization his genius and patriotism
ar. s,...I,r..B un,u the rrrpr,Is ot the p,rty
md ,r. ,,,tu'.. and Constitution Of tia,
,.uY,ry and hrnr,iu., that his nomination
for the u,,i,r ui prr.iHrnr would be wise
,,,., lrIi,r,r. We .,sp.rrfuIlv prr>rr, his
uan.. to tl. people of the nlted States -,
a candidate. and announce our hrlrty aud
cordlai support OF him Tor that office.
HOW rHE NIFnKN WAS RECEIVED.
The ttritt. plank was received with louG
cheers. al received more ur less applause.
When the endorsement ot Governor For
.S,..s administration was reached the
convention rh,,rrd a~ one man, many
..in.. to their feet and swinging hats. etc.
Loud calls were made tur Foraker The
rebel ulg clause revived the drm"ustrI-
tlou
When The last resolution, the famous
~h.ru..4 endorsement. WIS reached the
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motion was made to adopt The whole
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f',,''',,,..,..r, ,,itE,rt , dis,,p-ipo ynr..
-rr..nsnJnr- ,brs-in,, followed ami Iuud
..,r.. ,,,.ro ,,,.,5 f,r. ,,n.-,,.,r II. did not
gn,.,r and the rrnort ID. the Committen
nr p.rrnau.ut DrrgnjlltInp ,,as read aud
aFoptei Hon. John Sherman wa- made
p.rn,.,r,., Chairman 4 roumftr,rot three
,.... .,nn,;p,..I T., rorirrf Mr. Sherman tu
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IAe convention was III u Eo"u '!'nI'' 10
h''H- IE"H'"' over the eN''''''''" 81 tue
opposition I" the endorsement i'S"i"''""'
aut rhrtrru Senator sherman L" ihr t'h"
l~ Ir took the PLATFORM. HIS speech Wa
listened to with the closest attention.
Iu thanking the convention 'ol rs EN-
d"rarueut, Mr.. AhrimIn sad that whiIe
he ~nr" that at present IL was PuIe,f 1t
nf tr. ,,,,y.r,fInn rs much as Il it secured
h.-rlrc'ion. At the same tame he rtco@-
nizrd jAr llct that the question rested with
. tf.. - rTpfa. f.pf merely uf the State hut